Evolution of Mac OS (Mac OS 1.0 - Mac OS X 10.11)

From System 1.0 in 1984, to OS X El Capitan in 2015, this is how Apple's computer OS has evolved and changed in over 30 years,
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It's been over 30 years, since Windows 1.0 was released, and now in 2015, enter Windows 10. This is a video showing the evolution of Microsoft Windows, from the start, to the present!
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As of 2016, Apple has officially discontinued the startup chime with the release of the new MacBook Pros. This video is a memory of all the chimes prior to this update.
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A video/slideshow/presentation on the evolution and change of Apple's greatest machines, from the Apple I to the iPad mini. This is my very first video uploaded to this channel, forgive me on the lack of everything. If you like this video, Please subscribe to me! I will be making more of these kind of videos!
All credit goes to Apple Inc., Vangelis, and Steve Jobs. I do not own any of the material in this video.
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This video shows the first known version of Mac OS, System 0.8.5 (Finder version 1.0), running in the Mini vMac emulator on Windows. This version of Mac OS was never supplied with any Macs, you will notice that it is dated in the About screen to 1983, long before the January 1984 release of the first Macintosh computer. It was instead only supplied as the underlying operating system on the bootable Tour floppy supplied with the first Mac in 1984, apparently because there was some kind of problem that meant the Tour application would not run properly under the Mac OS 1.0 that the Mac was supplied with, so they had to use the older pre-release OS instead. The user would never have seen this OS as the Tour started full-screen immediately, but this copy has been extracted from that floppy and as you can see it is possible to run it as a standalone operating system.
You'll see several curiosities compared with the release versions of Mac OS, such as "This space for rent" in the Scrapbook application instead of the default pictures supplied with the released versions, the 5.25" floppy drive that the Compact Mac in the system icons has compared with the 3.5" drives that all Macs shipped with and the icon in the release version showed (presumably this means Apple considered releasing the Mac with a 5.25" drive instead), the Training menu on the top menu bar, and the strange second floppy disk that always shows on the desktop (there is only one disk inserted in the virtual Mac but a second "ghost" one always appears in System 0.8.5.